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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
4
A fragmented notice from the Evening Bulletin of Honolulu presents reading material and publishing details. It notes printing at the post office and includes editor Wallace Hawkins, with publication details reflecting a daily schedule except Sunday.
The text lists subscription rates for various editions including The Sunday Bull Weekly Bulletin and Evening and Sunday Bulletin, with monthly quarterly and yearly options for U S and foreign postpaid. It also contains garbled commentary on political matters and public affairs, including remarks about the World’s Fair and legislative topics.
The piece discusses editorials and army papers in Manila reacting to press freedom clashes with civil and military authorities over Philippines governance. It highlights how newspapers reflect different views on pacification, imperial policy, and the struggle between civilian rule and military authority, signaling tensions ahead for territorial status and governance.
A controversial Washington discussion questions President Roosevelt's stance on Governor Dole and territorial policy. The text argues for or against party alignment, integrity, and the White House's influence, noting potential endorsements and political maneuvering within the Republican framework.
The document describes a large corporation seeking to take over all ventures in progress, with references to financial figures, stock capital, and legal actions. It details bids, property values, and dates, noting a new charter and mortgage plans. The Bulletin announces subscription details and annual rate.
A bottle from the Pacific was found near Whitestone contents dated 1900. It mentions Miller and millers setter, a Hawaii plantation and a Hawaiian Commercial and Star Company, with acknowledgment from a Mr Cocke and a request to write back. The article notes the message came via a Walther school in Hawaii and references the New York Sun as the source.
A prominent city riding critic reports a near miss on Punch Bowl Street as a stable boy delivery trio clashes with a mounted rider. A bystander’s quick maneuver avoided a serious collision while police vow to monitor the stable boys closely following the incident and ongoing complaints.
The document outlines YMCA planning for a summer camp with scattered notes on transportation, locations, and activities. It mentions organizing schedules, venues, and supervision, aiming to coordinate volunteers and facilities for a weeklong program.
A New York report states that a light steel trust faces opposition from the Steel Trust led by Linn Company, Savini, and others. The new corporation claims not to be insolvent, with organizers including Peek Rhodes and others asserting independence and potential threats to existing firms.
In Hawaii on April 20, 1902, Mrs. James Carter, wife of Carter James Carter, is recorded in a brief society notice via the local newspaper.
President elect Palma boards a ship to Cuba for a homecoming tour tracing his family history. A large crowd gathers in Cay Nal Valley as Palma pledges to visit key cities including Havana and Santiago and to address Cuba policy after years abroad. He recalls his late mother’s grave and vows to seek justice for past sufferings.
Rebels under General McAlster and allied leaders suffered a defeat as government troops comprised about 400 men captured key positions near Colonia on February 3. General Gongalos Valen directed operations with neutral reports placed at the central department.
Agents listed include W. G. Irwin & Co for Western Sugar Refinery Co and Baldwin Locomotive Works with affiliations in Philadelphia and Paris. Also named are Newell Universal Mill Co and Oblandt & Co for chemicals, Crow & Sons for Canean Road steam pipe, Paraffine Paint Co. paints Lucol Linweed Ol boiled paint and related materials like cement lime and brick.
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